You can hear every single noise. From traffic, to your neighbors footsteps and conversations. The…read morewalls and windows are thin. If you want quiet, this is not the hotel for you. I stayed here for 2 nights. 4 floors here. I got the Deluxe superior room, king bed, on the third floor, with a Separate sitting area and tvs. The room was spacious and had half carpet and half wood flooring. We heard every footstep in the room above us. And the conversations, tv and music from the rooms on the side of us. continental breakfast is served 7am-10am. Has a Heated pool and free parking. And I located right by a Walmart, Texas Roadhouse and Cracker Barrel

Staff is unfriendly and does not greet or say hello when you walk up to the front desk to check in,…read morewalls are not soundproof, the building is not properly maintained and needs repairs, bring your own disinfectant wipes to clean the room and a scented plug in as there are weird smells.

Like every other person from the Desert, I made the trek to higher elevation for Memorial Day…read moreweekend. I needed something convenient and within walking distance of downtown, but also something with real amenities--no run-down historic sites for me. Country Inn delivered where it mattered, and helped me have a comfortable vacation. What I loved: Indoor heated pool and hot tub. While it was 50 degrees and raining outside, I was staying toasty while taking in views of the city. You'll be a short walk from some of the most popular restaurants in town, and 8-10 minutes from the attractions on the other side of the tracks. What I liked: Rooms were sparkling clean, and housekeeping seems to drop by daily. There's a small gym. You can text your questions to the hotel if you need anything. Breakfast was adequate and convenient. What needs work: I feel petty complaining about this, but the little convenience store by the front desk has a terrible selection of snacks. They advertise laundry on-site, but it's a tiny closet with literally just one washing machine and one dryer. Neither of these issues are dealbreakers. If you're going to be in town for a few days, and you need a comfortable spot with easy access to both nature and nightlife, this will be a fine choice.

Feels like an older hotel although in good condition. Nice lobby with plenty of seating. Room has…read morebasic type furniture but functional, neutral decor. Bed is firm which is great - so many hotels fail the bed test, always too soft. Bathtub with shower. Noisy air conditioning. Lots of flashing lights in the room maybe the wifi box. Not bad blackout blinds however. Microwave and fridge and a hot water type machine good for coffee or tea (Supplied paper cups only). Coffee/tea service in lobby with very tasty cookies in the afternoon. Ok breakfast with seating outside on a raised patio. The usual fare - sausages, diced potatoes and prefab omelets with cheese inside (the next day no potatoes but the bacon was very good and crispy). Not great pastry/bread selection but Chobani yogurt if you like the thick kind, and Quaker oatmeal packets. Location is good - a couple blocks to downtown, very convenient for that access with free parking - covered part is a bonus as it could get really hot. Right on corner of Rt 66. Gas station across the road has the cheapest gas prices all around.

Flagstaff is a small town, to begin with, and this was the only hostel I found within the city. It…read moreis really popular so book in advance, one of the nights I wanted to stay was sold out and had to camp at a campground and it was super cold that night. Parking is allowed behind the apartment complex that's located next to the hostel. Street parking is also available free on a first come first serve basis. Free wi-fi is available here too. There are plenty of local restaurants in the area that the hostel is located in, also a short walk away is 'historic downtown'. A few blocks north is historic route 66 along with the visitors center located inside the Amtrack train station. You can find souvenirs inside the visitors center and if you walk further up the way there are more stores selling camping gear, outdoor weather clothes and souvenirs as well. The Staff was nice and always stayed busy cleaning and taking care of the place. They did give me some good recommendations for places to eat while staying in Flagstaff. Now the building itself was pretty cool. Judging by the hardware on the doors it was updated back in the 80[s but the architecture on the inside tells the store of when the building was built back to maybe the early 1900s (but that's just my guess and probably not accurate). Either way, I loved how they kept as much of the original features of the building as possible while keeping it functional. I stayed in a female-only dorm during my stay with them. The room I was staying in was a 4-bed female room with its own personal sink and its own minifridge, it also came with a fan in case you get to hot (or need moving air as I do). Even though it had room for 4 females it was only me and this other girl staying in the room for the day. She was on a 4-month' road trip' across the southwest/west coast of the USA. She was originally from England visiting the US for the first time and I loved listening to all the cool places she visited since landing in Seatle making her way down the coast and reaching Flagstaff where she took a rafting tour of the colorado river that rungs through the grand canyon. Some people I was talking to during breakfast were visiting from all over the country and of course, I ran into some people who lived in Plano, Dallas and other parts of the great state of Texas. Super cool people that bunch. They do have a full kitchen so you can use the stove, microwave, etc. Washer and dryers are available just bring quarters and detergent, towels are free just request one from the front desk. Breakfast was your choice of coffee or tea along with oatmeal and some fresh fruit. They have an upstairs with a nice sitting area and another full kitchen and 2 more full bathrooms upstairs so no shortage of bathrooms! Downstairs they have the sitting room and they also have a tv room and pass that they have a small office area with a computer where I assume guests are allowed to use. At the front desk, they have info on tours in the area along with a bulletin board with other useful information in the area. If you play pokemon go there is a pokestop on site haha! I loved this place and it worked for what I needed while staying in the area. If given the chance I would stay here again.

I arrived after closing hours and they arranged everything via email with me. It was easy and…read moresmooth! Breakfast (complimentary): (3 varieties) Instant oatmeal packs, large basket of oranges and apples, teas, coffee, wheat or white bread to toast (butter, grape & strawberry jelly). Check-in/lobby: Friendly staff, knowledgeable about the area. Parking: Free off street parking Walkable: This is the best! The Amtrak train station is within the same block (a 3-min walk across the tracks). Restaurants and retail surround this place. Parts of NAU (Northern Arizona University) are 5-minutes walk to the hostel. Grocery store: The closes grocery store is a 7-minute walk. I put on my headphones and sang my way to it. Natural Grocer store which is an organic grocery store. It is not a typical grocery store. It has the best organic (fruits, vegetables, frozen foods, snacks, homemade pre-pared salads, sandwiches and fresh products available. A natural Pharmacy of CBD oils, bath products, Etc. Public transportation (bus)- Mountain Line (https://mountainline.az.gov/) 5-minute walk. B4 you go, totally do your research. It does get hottttt. They have some good bars with live music. I'm a Black Flag fan (old school punk) and they are coming to the area. WOW The hostel has an outdoor area for smokers. Tv area. Computer room (free to use) Laundry room Private room, etc. All A/C window units and fans. PURCHASE AN extension cord for your electronics if you stay in a group room because lack of electric wall outlets. We had one outlet. Geesh. Otherwise this was an excellent stay see the pictures and have fun!!!

Professional, courteous, and friendly. Unfortunately, I got stranded with fraud at the Motel 6…read morewhere the rooms and service where atrocious. Beware when traveling here, the most ridiculous sheriff's department headed by deputy Barney 5, arrested me for trespassing while on public sidewalk not far from here. There court system is so wonky and unprofessional that the DA's won't even call me back. Never go to the wrong side of town here or land yourself in the drunk tank. Hopefully you get to see my "goin to court" shirt when I come visit. Check out my website and thanks for the great place to stay!

Knowing we were going to just need a place to rest for a few hours, I emailed this place about 4…read moredays ahead to see if they would have staff available in the wee hours and if possibly we could get a reduced rate as we planned a very late check in of 2-3am and still would be checking out by 11. They never responded and so I called the day before. I was told of course no discount (fine, whatever the room was a little over $110) and that I could ring for service and someone would come out to check us in. The driveway is easy to miss at night, so we had to circle around and there isn't direct parking in front of your room for all cars. The very small room had two queens but they were firm and we were glad of just a brief nap vs staying there longer; a little table and 2 chairs off the beds in a "hallway" that lead to the bathroom. The bathroom door was right up against the toilet pretty much, yet they had a bath tub? Idk who uses a bath tub in a place like this but it would've saved space to just have a stall. The AC was loud. They did have a larger than normal mini fridge, but we didn't use it. As the morning progressed, you really hear the traffic...we thought this would be quieter than off the highway but Milton is a MAIN Street. This place had less accommodation/space than a Motel 6 and they cover their bedding with a white sheet sandwiching the thin comforter so it was awkward to determine what was what and no other covering if you're chilled. In short, fine for an overnight stay or if you're truly not picky about comfort.

I was on a business trip This place was centrally located…read moreWhen I arrived I was greeted by Alex B Very necessary gentleman Good personality Let me know what the hotel has to offer I like to eat at hotel first night since I have been traveling all day Second night I like to go out and Alex gave me a list of different restaurants and suggested some I had wings the first night and they were absolutely delicious Everybody was just top-notch here. I will definitely come back. But Alex B, who I hope is still there since I was there in January keep up the good work

Roach infested hotel with apathetic management…read more I close the light and was watching something on my iPad when I felt something on my arm. I jumped up, turned on the light and it was a giant cockroach in my bed. I grabbed tissue and killed it. I attached pictures and a video. The worst part is the way it was handled. Michael, the front desk clerk, insisted there were no cockroaches in Flagstaff and he needed to see it for himself. I was not comfortable with a strange man coming in my room late at night. I am a female traveling solo and Michael knew that because he checked me in. I told him I was not dressed and it was late. I asked for a room Change and I was told no. He needed to inspect the room for insects because he didn't believe it was a cockroach. I even asked ChatGPT and she confirmed that was a cockroach and they are in Flagstaff. I had to tell him multiple times he is not coming in my room late at night to see a cockroach. I was told the only thing that I could do was email the manager and she wouldn't be in until Monday. This was a Saturday night. I emailed on Sunday and I got no response. I didn't sleep a wink all night. When I got the Hyatt review, I wrote up my terrible experience along with a few other bad experiences. What I got was a doubling down on the cockroach debate. Do yourself a favor and stay away from this disgusting hotel. I still can't shake the terrible feeling of both a cockroach in my bed and Michael's insistence on coming in my room late at night to "inspect".

I came to High Country Motor Lodge to try their Nordic Spa experience and it was wonderful! I had…read morethe private sauna all to myself for 50 minutes, and I loved that the entire experience is completely private. There's even a little changing room area, and they provide cold drinks and electrolytes. Right outside the sauna is a cold plunge shower, along with a fire pit, which made the whole experience feel so relaxing and unique. You can also use the pool and hot tub while you're there. Such a fun experience and a great way to relax and unwind. I definitely recommend checking this out if you're in Flagstaff!

,"we're not cool enough to stay here," -Husband…read more The idea and concept are great, and maybe they're beloved by hipsters....The customer service just completely misses the mark. Not to mention no ice removal. Safety and customer service are things I really like and don't think I should have to ask for. Luckily we only stayed a night. The beds were super comfy and it was great to have a hot water kettle in the room.

This was to be a getaway from the heat in the valley on our 45th anniversary. It was also our…read morefirst booking ever in a BNB. This one will be hard to beat now as it is the standard BNB's should be measured by. The ease of access and egress, the room, the quiet, the cozy setting, the amenities, the host, the breakfasts, and the location are all five star in their own right. Kim is so organized as to make the experience totally pain free. NO stress from beginning to end, thank you Kim!

I highly recommend 303 BnB as the best place to stay in Flagstaff. Everything about my visit was…read morefantastic. Everything is new and spotless. Kim and Don are excellent hosts and hte locaiton can't be beat.

Three nights, $128 out the door. Can't beat it. No frills, no pool, no restaurant or bar. Just a…read morenice, cheap, place to stay. Close to old town Flagstaff. $1 bus ride or $5 cab ride. You can hear the trains off in the near distance but not enough to keep me up at night. Convenient to the freeways and Route 66. Our room had a fridge and microwave.